Summer v. Winter
Cause you’re hot, then you’re cold
Updated: 2024.07.15
3 min read · Intermediate
Summer v. Winter Cause you’re hot, then you’re cold Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 What part of the reading resonated with you most? Q3 Which season do you prefer, summer or winter, and why? Q4 What are some of the challenges you face during the summer, and how do you deal with them? Q5 How does winter weather affect your daily routine and mood? Q6 How do you stay active and entertained during the winter months? Q7 Do you think cultural or regional differences influence people’s preferences for summer or winter? How so? Q8 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions rivalry competition for the same objective or for superiority in the same field 例句 1 The rivalry between the two tech companies has intensified. 例句 2 Sibling rivalry can sometimes lead to conflict. mark to indicate or signify; to set apart or distinguish 例句 1 The event marks the beginning of a new era. 例句 2 She marked her calendar with all her important appointments. polar relating to the poles of the earth or relating to extreme opposites 例句 1 The polar regions are experiencing significant changes due to climate change. 例句 2 Their opinions on the matter are polar opposites. spot a particular place or location; a small round or roundish mark 例句 1 We found a nice spot for a picnic by the lake. 例句 2 There was a small spot of ink on the paper. be no slouch to be very active, competent, or skillful at something 例句 1 When it comes to coding, she is no slouch. 例句 2 He’s no slouch in the kitchen-- he’s able to cook a delicious meal. |
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*本教材是专爲使用Ringle学习英文的学员设计。